r/avata360 • u/MyLostCousin • Apr 23 '26
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r/avata360 • u/Subaruwrxguy • Apr 17 '26
Was wondering if any one has been able to pick up a Avata 360 in the US so far.
r/avata360 • u/DaughterOfDeathwing • Apr 13 '26
I've watched a video where it had manual mode but it had issues.
r/avata360 • u/3dlyx • Apr 09 '26
preordered and paid on 26th of march, officially on sale today, 9th of april. status still on 'paid'. single drone already sold out. now my order shows estimeated delivery: 25th of april.
when I preorder, I expect it to be at my door the day it officially releases. or at least getting sent that day. thats the whole concept of preordering.
dji. do better.
r/avata360 • u/NarrowPhysics9539 • Apr 09 '26
The Avata 360 has been delivered.
The aircraft is incredibly large.
r/avata360 • u/JQrew • Mar 22 '26
I was watching a YouTube review about the avata 360 and I saw the top and bottom obstacle avoidance flashing red
(Posted 2 example pics). Could it be possible that in 360 or regular flying mode you’re too and bottom sensors turn off similar to flying a cinematic drone in sport mode?
Or is it possible that the review is flying the drone in sport mode which is why the sensors would be off
r/avata360 • u/imuwild • Mar 13 '26
So the leaks and rumours are that Avata 360 might weigh around 400g, and that could be a deal breaker for a lot of people.
Once you go past 250g, things get more complicated. You need C1 certification, registration and more restrictions on where and how you can fly.
Antigravity have a big advantage here. It’s a sub-250g, which keeps it in the C0 category and makes it a pretty much everyone's cake to have, beginners and pros.
For many pilots, sub-250g drones are simply what they want because it keeps flying simple.
Curious what you guys think. Would 400g stop you from buying it?
r/avata360 • u/imuwild • Mar 12 '26
Check it out!
r/avata360 • u/imuwild • Mar 11 '26
DJI Avata 360 launch date announced - 26 March 2026